Tigers netballers still in the lead
20 September 2021 | Sports
LIMBA MUPETAMI
The head coach of Tigers, Morné Pienaar, says the team is doing very well in the MTC Namibia Netball Premier League because the shooters are sticking to the game plan and those playing in the centre of the court are reading the game very well.
Tigers are leading the log with 16 points, having also beaten Young Stars 74-16 over the weekend.
Pienaar added that the players are drilled to minimise mistakes and to capitalise on mistakes made by their opponents.
Mighty Gunners are second on the log with 16 points too, having lost 46-43 against Namibia Correctional Services (NCS) over the weekend.
NSC were boosted by the win, as they are now third on the log with 15 points.
In other matches, Grootfontein defeated United Twelve 37-25. The Namibian Navy beat Rundu Chiefs 81-18 and are fourth on the log with 11 points. Eleven Arrows defeated Dollar Stars 52-36.
The head coach of Tigers, Morné Pienaar, says the team is doing very well in the MTC Namibia Netball Premier League because the shooters are sticking to the game plan and those playing in the centre of the court are reading the game very well.
Tigers are leading the log with 16 points, having also beaten Young Stars 74-16 over the weekend.
Pienaar added that the players are drilled to minimise mistakes and to capitalise on mistakes made by their opponents.
Mighty Gunners are second on the log with 16 points too, having lost 46-43 against Namibia Correctional Services (NCS) over the weekend.
NSC were boosted by the win, as they are now third on the log with 15 points.
In other matches, Grootfontein defeated United Twelve 37-25. The Namibian Navy beat Rundu Chiefs 81-18 and are fourth on the log with 11 points. Eleven Arrows defeated Dollar Stars 52-36.
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